Triton batt + Halo Ego adapter + Aspire Nautilus?

[WeeItsnookies]

Being a noob to vaping only using the beginner friendly Triton kit I've decided it's time to start getting some more advanced upgrades. I figured a simple but much more better for me personally is just getting a bigger glass tank.

I only have 2 all day vapes, but mainly just stick to one. Forcing me to refill my tank 3 times a day. I've had some pretty bad luck with the Triton plastic tanks, mostly leaking where the silver piece attaches to plastic tank. Was browsing their site and noticed this Triton to ego/510. Read the description and saw I could open a whole new world of tanks.

So my first thoughts/process was "hey I want a big ... tank? Do they even make those? zomg want!"

Went snooping around on a vape supply site, went to tanks and tada I see a big ... tank.

So basically my question is, is anyone running this setup? Would the adapter sold by Halo allow me to use my triton battery with this tank? Is all of it compatible?

I really hope so, a 5ml tank would be awesome!

 

[DaveOno]

Yes.

The adapter allows you to use a 510 threaded tank onto your Triton Battery. I've done this, and it works well. The adapter really does work well.

 

[BLTinFLA]

I've owned about 20 Triton tanks. With all the complaints I've had about cleaning them and failures I have never had one tank leak. And I've been using Tritons for over a year.
I also have an Aspire Nautilus Mini and the Apire ET-S, each with the BVC coil, for the "PC-killing" liquids.
I find the top coils much easier to use.
- TC's aren't as messy. No matter how I try to fill the bottom coils, my hands are always sticky. I always have problems with tightening the Aspire. I never know if it's too tight or too loose.
- Filling a BC tank is tricky. There is not much room to navigate with the filler bottle. You have to be very careful not to get liquid in the center. The Tritons easily fill.
- The Nautilus instructions say to stop vaping when the tank is 1/3 full. That's a big waste of liquid! I either have to try to pour almost a ml back into a bottle, or mix liquids. The Triton seem to work to almost the last drop.
- The ET-S has a glass tank with a steel reinforcement. There is a small window to see the liquid. Really, you need a flashlight to see how much is in the tank.
- The Aspire instructions say to let the tank sit for about two minutes before vaping. I can fill a Triton and be vaping right away.
- Maybe I'm biased but e-liquids seem to have a better flavor from my TC's. I don't get the full flavor from say, Tribeca from the BC's.
I would love it if I could get a glass Triton style for the cinammons and citrus flavors. I guess it would have to be an assembly where the glass tank screw into the top and bottom steel rings.